The aging process affects older adults and their loved ones on many levels. In fact, it often presents them with difficult dilemmas and limited choices. At this important time, professional assistance can help ease the emotional, physical and financial strains that may arise.
work with you to assess the needs of your loved one and to develop an individualized plan of care. Together we can make a difference!
– Improve the quality of life of older adults and their families while maintaining their dignity and individuality.
– Maintain the older adult’s highest level of functioning and independence.
– Enable your loved one to remain safely at home for as long as possible.
When notified of your situation we will immediately schedule a home visit, to carefully evaluate the needs of your loved one and help you obtain the appropriate services.
We can be easily reached at
718-544-0870
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